Proof-of-work software
Give every completed visit a record that can be reviewed.
Centrov keeps operational evidence with the job and shift so the office can approve the work and clients can receive an understandable service record.
Proof-of-work software
Centrov keeps operational evidence with the job and shift so the office can approve the work and clients can receive an understandable service record.
Proof-of-work software records evidence that a scheduled service visit occurred and what was completed. Depending on the workflow, that record may include check-in and check-out time, location context, checklist completion, supporting photos and office approval before anything is shared or billed.
Photos and explanations lose their value when nobody can reliably connect them to the job and visit.
The client-facing record should reflect approved work rather than exposing every internal note or correction.
Time and service evidence are easier to explain when they remain close to the invoice source.
The worker sees the shift and job instructions in the phone experience.
Check-in and check-out are written against the actual shift.
Checklists and supporting evidence remain attached to the service record.
Managers inspect and approve the operational record.
Approved evidence can support the client record and the related invoice.
The record identifies the job, visit and worker context behind the proof.
Internal operational review happens before client-facing use.
The job retains the approved record across future visits and contracts.
Centrov can record location context for field check-in and check-out where the business enables that workflow and the device permits location access.
Yes. Supporting photos can be attached to the work record for review.
No. Client-facing service information is separated from private workforce and profitability data.
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